Originally from Jordan, I graduated from Yarmouk University with a BSc and MSc degree and am now completing my PhD at Indiana University, USA. I have years of experience working as a researcher and student in the field of nanotechnology. My work focuses on the synthesis of nanoparticles and their characterization using advanced techniques, including XRD, FTIR, XRF, SEM, AFM, UV-Vis, DLS, EDX, and Zeta potential, etc... I am also skilled in data analysis with software tools such as OriginLab, FullProf, and X'pert.

My research has practical applications in various fields. In medicine, I study the anticancer properties of nanoparticles, analyzing cell viability and IC50 values to determine their cytotoxic effects. In catalysis, I investigate the impact of UV and visible light sources on degradation processes and assess how nanoparticles enhance these reactions.

Throughout my academic journey, I have developed a passion for advancing nanotechnology through interdisciplinary collaboration. My research involves partnerships with institutions such as the University of Jordan-CTC, Jordan University of Science and Technology, and Fachhochschule-Dortmund.